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Secret Disney Man presents

THE OFFICIAL SUMMER BLOCKBUSTER/FILM DVD'S THREAD OF UD.COM

The List of Summer Blockbuster DVD's:

New York Minute, August 17, 2004+ DVDAnswers.com Press Release
Van Helsing, October 19, 2004+ DVDAnswers.com Press Release
Troy, October 12, 2004*
Shrek 2, November 5, 2004+
The Day After Tomorrow, October 5, 2004+ DVDAnswers.com Press Release
Raising Helen, October 12, 2004+ DVDAnswers.com Press Release
Soul Plane, September 7, 2004+ DVDAnswers.com Press Release
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, November 23, 2004+
Garfield: The Movie, October 19, 2004+ DVDAnswers.com Press Release
Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story, October 26, 2004*
Fahrenheit 9/11, October 5, 2004+ DVDAnswers.com Press Release
The Notebook, October 19, 2004*
Spider Man 2, November 19, 2004+ DVDAnswers.com Press ReleaseArtwork=
I, Robot, November 2004 Artwork


UPDATES:
New York Minute- Release date announced, press release 7/20/04 9:58pm
Troy- New unofficial release date 7/20/04 9:58pm
Raising Helen- Release date announced, press release 7/20/04 6:08pm
Soul Plane- Release date announced, press release 7/20/04 9:58pm
Garfield: The Movie- Release date announced, press release 7/20/04 6:06pm
Fahrenheit 9/11- Date change, press release 7/20/04 6:06pm
The Notebook- Unofficial release date announced 7/20/04 9:58pm

Key
* - Rumored date
+ - Official date
= - Region 2 Artwork, though Region 1 is expected to be identical[/url]

Thanks for the info Secret Disney Man. I'm suprised that they already have the cover art for I Robot when i has been in theaters for only 4 days now.

I, Robot is not a blockbuster yet. It probably will be, though.

By the way, does anyone know when King Arthur will be coming out? I loved it.

What defines a blockbuster? And great list, SDM. I'm very surprised about the i, Robot stuff being out already. The SM2 cover is an improvement from the first.

-Aaron

awallaceunc wrote:What defines a blockbuster? And great list, SDM. I'm very surprised about the i, Robot stuff being out already. The SM2 cover is an improvement from the first.

-Aaron

A movie that makes 100 million or more.

Is that domestic or global? If domestic only, then neither is Fahrenheit 9/11.

-Aaron

awallaceunc wrote:Is that domestic or global? If domestic only, then neither is Fahrenheit 9/11.

-Aaron

It is domestic.

Sorry I missed Farenheit 9/11. That one isn't a blockbuster yet, but It is only 7 million away.

I believe the definition is either 100 million in north america(US and Canada or 200 million worldwide.

Thanks, guys. That's good to know. No prob, castle. It's close, and it may or may not make it there, but I was just pointing it out.

-Aaron

Thanks, guys. That's good to know. No prob, castle. It's close, and it may or may not make it there, but I was just pointing it out.

-Aaron

Got some updates in today. Stay tuned

. . . an easteregg in which Alfred Molina sings the first few bars of If I Was a Rich Man in full Doc Ock attire.

Oh, SCORE!!!!!!
I can't wait.

jambo*rafiki wrote:

. . . an easteregg in which Alfred Molina sings the first few bars of If I Was a Rich Man in full Doc Ock attire.

Oh, SCORE!!!!!!
I can't wait.

Yeah, that excited me, too

castleinthesky wrote:I, Robot is not a blockbuster yet. It probably will be, though.

By the way, does anyone know when King Arthur will be coming out? I loved it.

Disney just announced a December 21 release date for King Arthur. The film will be offered in two separate editions: the PG-13 version shown in theaters and an unrated extended Director's Cut.

Extras include: deleted scenes with commentary, alternate ending with commentary, "Blood on the Land" making-of documentary, round table video commentary with cast and filmmakers, director's audio commentary, "Knight Vision" pop-up trivia track (Disney really seems to like these now), Xbox playable video game demo, and Jerry Bruckheimer's personal photo gallery (oooh!).

Luke wrote:

castleinthesky wrote:I, Robot is not a blockbuster yet. It probably will be, though.

By the way, does anyone know when King Arthur will be coming out? I loved it.

Disney just announced a December 21 release date for King Arthur. The film will be offered in two separate editions: the PG-13 version shown in theaters and an unrated extended Director's Cut.

Extras include: deleted scenes with commentary, alternate ending with commentary, "Blood on the Land" making-of documentary, round table video commentary with cast and filmmakers, director's audio commentary, "Knight Vision" pop-up trivia track (Disney really seems to like these now), Xbox playable video game demo, and Jerry Bruckheimer's personal photo gallery (oooh!).

Thanks Luke!